USDA Organic Natural Ginger Tummydrops, Gluten Free & Vegan, 33 Individually Wrapped Drops in a Resealable BagUSDA Organic

Great for morning sickness and also ocean sickness! I originally ordered these when I was pregnant with our first. Worked wonders and also had great taste. I had a few left over when we went on a dive trip, so I thought I would try them out (I get real bad motion sickness) It helped ease my ocean sickness, and I have since purchased more. I highly recommend !!

The absolute best! Helped so much during my pregnancies. Now, my husband and I both use as needed and instantly will give you relief!

My daughter has Crohn's disease and postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome (POTS) so she suffers from severe nausea on a somewhat regular basis when she is in a flare. She was prescribed Zofran, but had to quit taking it when it interacted with her other medication. We scrambled to find something that would help with her frequent nausea. I had very little hope that this little ginger drop would do the trick, but I ordered them anyway. Lo and behold, these are a miracle in a lozenge. These work best when taken at the first hint of nausea, but they work great when the nausea beast has a good hold on you too. My daughter now takes one before riding in the car and anytime she feels nausea starting. She enjoys the ginger taste, but I have to warn you that they are somewhat hot and spicy. You do get used to them. I have taken them for nausea related to my migraines. They work quickly and usually one will do the trick. The good news is, you can take up to 8 in a day. For anyone undergoing chemotherapy, suffering from migraines or any other condition that leads to nausea, these are a lifesaver. For women who are pregnant, the packaging states that you should check with your doctor before taking. We have bought these many times now and the product is always well packaged and consistent in quality. I would give it more than 5 stars if I could.

If you have ACID REFLUX, GERD you KNOW what it's like feeling that uncomfortable, sometimes MORE than just uncomfortable feeling. Waking up in the middle of the night. I've tried various things from Prilosec to Nexium, various OTC products, even certain exercises.I watch what and how much I eat at a time and WHEN I eat it, but I still have issues with acid reflux (on top of having a hiatal hernia). I thought trying Tummydrops shouldn't hurt, so got a bag and here is how they affected me:PROS:EFFECTIVE? - Well, HELPFUL. They do help me at night, after I go to bed, which was the biggie. More comfortable sleeping. I KEEP THESE BY MY BED TABLE! Acid reflux bothers me most when I'm lying down (EVEN raising pillows up a lot doesn't fix) for long. If I wake up from that uncomfortable reflux feeling, I pop one of these.TASTE - SPICY, BUT NOT the kind of spicy that makes my reflux worse. It's a strong ginger taste (I got one of the moreINTENSE choices, the Natural Ginger), that's for sure. I have used ginger oil for back pain, as well as rubbing on my feet when I was nauseous (I read it helped and was very skeptical, but it worked, so ginger is pretty amazing.MORE CONVENIENT AND JUST EASIER THAN DRINKING GINGER TEA! - I don't always feel like having ginger tea before bed and these drops are so much easier and I think as effective. I have tried a couple drops of ginger oil in water, not as effective and didn't taste as good.CONS: PRICE. I'm retired and on a budget and 33 of these are about 11 bucks. Now, if I was just using ONE a day, doable. I usually only take one to two at night, but if you're using these throughout the day, well, you'll be spending a lot. The bag says you can have up to TWELVE a day, even at 3 a day, you'll go through over THIRTY bucks a month. BUT they are helpful for me, so I will likely get another bag. I will try to keep to just one before bed though.

I love these drops! I struggle with pretty severe motion sickness - flying, boating, heavy traffic or winding/hilly roads and even just looking at moving water (stream, river, waves on shoreline at beach, swimming pool). After discovering them, I never travel without them. I take over the counter Bonine but even with that my stomach still "turns flips" in some situations. Other candies have too much sugar and only make my problem worse. I stumbled across these and thought I would give them a try. They really settle my stomach and have allowed me to travel more comfortably. Usually one does the trick but if I'm flying in a small plan (Cessna) or doing a small boat excursion I'll have one before departure and keep another one or two handy to suck on during the trip. The taste is strong but I like ginger and the strength seems to lessen the longer you have it in your mouth - so give it time. They have helped my son (13 yrs) but the flavor is a little strong for him. However, that does not prevent him from using them because he has found they help him, too. I've ordered the other flavors for him to try since the blackberry is supposed to have a milder flavor. I also used these after a recent surgery to help with the nausea I was feeling from an antibiotic I was taking. LOVE, LOVE, LOVE these and highly recommend them!

I just thought these drops were okay. I was hoping for more relief from morning sickness, but to be honest, I found that drinking ginger ale worked much better for me. The drops are hard candies that you suck on. They don't taste bad, in fact they can be quite pleasant, although occasionally, it would produce a tickle in my throat making me cough. I had to make sure that I had a bottle of water on me if I was going to pop one of these in my mouth.It's not to say they didn't work at all, I just don't think they helped me personally as much as ginger ale did. I read a lot of good reviews and saw that these are a popular option for ginger chews. I'm sure they have worked well and really helped others. It's definitely worth a try because they make work for you.I will say, it was a nice, convenient thing to have in my purse at all times in case I felt like I needed a little something for relief. I couldn't always have a can of ginger ale on me, so this is still something I'm glad I had to get me by sometimes.